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Litigation workflow layer for US law firms that automates eFiling, process serving, and court document syncing through integrations with practice management systems. InfoTrack is not a case management system—it depends on an attached CRM for contacts, matters, and billing records.

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In its favor

Why people choose InfoTrack

The signal that keeps InfoTrack on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.

Deep integrations with the most widely used legal practice management systems allow firms to file, serve, and sync court documents without leaving their primary workspace.

Court filing forms pre-populate from existing Matter data in the case management system, eliminating manual re-keying of party names, case numbers, and court details across every filing.

All court-returned stamped documents sync automatically back to the associated Matter, keeping the case file current without manual retrieval or upload steps.

Per-order pricing with no subscription or license fees lets firms pass 100% of litigation service costs directly to clients and scale usage without platform cost surprises.

A single platform covers eFiling, process serving, electronic signatures, docket syncing, and courtesy copy delivery across US federal and state courts, replacing multiple point solutions.

Court-stamped documents and expenses stop syncing back to the Matter when the eFiling service connection drops or the integration with the case management system expires, requiring manual re-authentication to resolve.

Credit card processing fees apply to every transaction, and ACH carries a state-variable flat fee that accumulates into a visible line item on invoices for high-volume litigation firms.

No public API means there is no programmatic way to extract bulk data from InfoTrack—all data retrieval requires manual CSV export from the admin UI, which limits what can be migrated to a new platform without vendor coordination.

Integration keys can be lost if the account admin closes the browser during onboarding, requiring a support request to regenerate the unique firm integration key for re-establishing the case management connection.

Reasons to switch

Why people leave InfoTrack

The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing InfoTrack. Presented as facts, not knocks.

Platform scorecard

Strengths, weaknesses, and where InfoTrack fits

Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.

SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit

Strengths

Covers US federal, bankruptcy, and state court eFiling in a single platform with real-time docket syncing.Bidirectional sync with integrated case management systems means court-returned documents and expenses land directly in the Matter without manual steps.Pay-per-use model with no subscription, no per-seat licensing, and no setup fees for firms with variable litigation volume.Integrated process serving network with up to five attempts per order and automated status updates.Pre-population of court forms from Matter data reduces data entry errors and accelerates filing turnaround.

Weaknesses

InfoTrack is not a standalone practice management system—it requires an integrated case management system to manage contacts, matters, and client billing.No documented public API for bulk data retrieval; all exports require manual CSV download from the admin panel.Limited to US federal and state court workflows; not applicable for international, immigration, or transactional law practices.Credit card processing fees and state-variable ACH fees add cost complexity for high-volume litigation firms.Integration key loss during onboarding requires a support ticket to resolve, creating friction when reconfiguring integrations.

Where it works

US litigation firms using Clio, LEAP, Time Matters, or Smokeball as their primary case management system, where seamless document sync is critical for daily workflow.Small to mid-sized litigation practices with variable case volumes that prefer pay-per-use pricing with no subscription overhead or seat licenses.Firms filing in both federal and state courts who need a single platform for eFiling, process serving, docket syncing, and electronic signatures without juggling multiple vendors.Solo practitioners and paralegals who rely on automatic pre-population of court forms from matter data to reduce data entry errors and accelerate filing turnaround.Law firms that bill 100% of litigation service costs directly to clients and need expenses recorded against the matter in real time for client invoicing.

Where it struggles

Firms without a compatible integrated practice management system—InfoTrack requires Clio, LEAP, Time Matters, or Smokeball and cannot function as a standalone case management solution.High-volume litigation firms where credit card processing fees and state-variable ACH fees accumulate into visible line items on invoices, creating cost complexity.Non-litigation practices including real estate, immigration, transactional law, or international matters where US federal and state court workflows are not applicable.Firms requiring programmatic or automated data extraction from InfoTrack, since all data retrieval requires manual CSV export from the admin UI with no public API for bulk retrieval.Practices where the eFiling service connection drops or the integration with the case management system expires, causing court-stamped documents and expenses to stop syncing until manual re-authentication.

Pricing tiers

InfoTrack pricing overview

InfoTrack operates on a pure pay-per-use model with no tiers, no subscriptions, and no setup fees. Firms pay per order for each litigation service. Costs can be billed to client matters. The only recurring line items are credit card processing fees or ACH flat fees per transaction—both visible on invoices.

Pay-per-use

Tier 1 of 1

No subscription fee

What's included

No monthly subscription or annual contract requiredNo per-user or per-seat licensing feesFees are assessed per individual order (eFiling, process serving, SignIT, docket sync)Transaction costs can be billed directly to the client matterCredit card payments incur a percentage-based processing feeACH payments incur a flat fee ranging from $0.25 to $1 depending on order state

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What gets migrated

InfoTrack object support

Object-by-object support for InfoTrack migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.

Matters

Mapping required

InfoTrack does not own the Matter object—it references Matters from the integrated case management system. When migrating into InfoTrack, the Matter must exist in the connected system (Clio, LEAP, Time Matters, etc.) first. When migrating out, we pull Matter data from the case management system and map InfoTrack orders and expenses to the corresponding Matter records.

Orders

Fully supported

Orders are the core transactional record in InfoTrack, capturing service type (eFiling, process serving, SignIT), court, party details, status, and cost. We export Orders as structured CSV or through the admin panel. In migration, each Order is mapped to a new Matter at the destination and its associated Expenses and Documents are linked to the same target Matter.

Invoices

Fully supported

InfoTrack invoices export as CSV from the admin Billing > Invoices tab with invoice number, date, line items, amount, and payment status. We map these to the destination's billing module or import them as financial records. Note that per-order pricing means each filing generates its own invoice line item rather than a consolidated monthly statement.

Expenses

Fully supported

Litigation service expenses are recorded in the integrated case management system as orders are placed. We export the expense ledger as part of the invoice CSV and map each expense to its corresponding Matter at the destination. The expense-to-Matter linkage is preserved so that billing reconciliation against client matters is intact after migration.

Documents

Mapping required

Court-filed and court-stamped documents sync back to the Matter in the case management system. We flag any documents stored within InfoTrack's own repository and download them manually before account closure, as InfoTrack has no public bulk-download API. Documents must be associated with the correct Matter at the destination, which requires mapping InfoTrack order IDs to destination Matter IDs.

Contacts

Not in this platform

InfoTrack does not store a contact database. Party names on filings are pulled from the integrated case management system. We handle contact migration separately through the connected system (Clio, LEAP, etc.), which holds the canonical contact record.

Users

Mapping required

User management is split between InfoTrack (admin credentials, integration keys, billing users) and the case management system (attorneys, paralegals, assignees). We export InfoTrack user roles and integration credentials from the admin panel. User assignment to Matters must be re-established at the destination since InfoTrack does not own the user-Matter relationship.

Integrations

Mapping required

Firms typically connect InfoTrack to one primary case management system via an integration key or OAuth flow. We export the list of active integrations and their configuration details. Re-establishing the integration at the destination requires generating a new integration key from InfoTrack's admin panel and entering it in the new case management system.

Process Servers

Fully supported

InfoTrack maintains a vetted network of process servers. Order metadata includes server assignment, attempt counts, and status. We export this metadata as part of the Order record and map it to the equivalent service tracking field at the destination.

Invoices (Billing Records)

Fully supported

CSV invoice exports from the Billing > Invoices tab include the full billing history. We ingest this into the destination's billing module or hold it as a financial reconciliation record. Note that InfoTrack invoice records are expense-level, not matter-level, so we cross-reference with the Expenses export to produce a matter-level billing summary at the destination.

Custom Fields

Mapping required

Custom field capability is determined by the integrated case management system rather than InfoTrack. Any custom fields used for litigation-specific data must be migrated from the case management system. We map these at the system level and preserve custom field values against the corresponding Matter at the destination.

Gotchas

What to watch for in InfoTrack migrations

Issues we've hit on past InfoTrack migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.

High

InfoTrack is a workflow layer with no standalone CRM data model

Medium

Custom folder sync for documents requires Time Matters 16.6+

High

No public API means bulk export requires manual CSV downloads

Medium

Integration keys must be regenerated when reconnecting to a new case management system

Medium

Per-order invoice granularity complicates matter-level billing reconstruction

How a InfoTrack migration works

Four steps, InfoTrack-specific

Connect

Integration key (firm-specific unique key generated at onboarding) into InfoTrack. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.

Map

We translate InfoTrack-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.

Sample

Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate InfoTrack quirks before production.

Migrate

Full migration with InfoTrack rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.

FAQ

InfoTrack migration FAQ

Answers to the questions buyers ask most during InfoTrack migration scoping. Not seeing yours? Book a call.

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Most InfoTrack migrations under 1M records finish in 48–72 hours end-to-end. Larger orgs with custom objects or buyer-side security review typically take 5–7 days.

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